The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-02

shape, extra, 81; assorted j1mbles, l0c.
CRAcKkD WHHAr-In half barrels,
81 % from store.
HoxISr AND GRrrs-From store, s.
as 20.
KANSAS Cry, Mo ,August l.-Wheat
dull; No. 2 red, cash, 6Slc; Septem-
Der, B32c BID. Corn steady; No. 2,
cash, S31c; September, Sac; the year,
32c bid. Oats -August, 2lsc bid.
NKw YoBK, August The follow
ing WAS the visible euppiy OF grain
July S0th. ss compiled bv Nav York
Produce Exchange: Wheat 80, 1872.
228 bus, increase l,lll,l77 b1s; cora,
z ,542, 466 bus, decrease OF 1886, 743 bus |;
oats, 2,0Si 08O bus, increase ll2 4l3
bus; rye, 26S, i52 BUS, increase 32,06l
bus; barley, l2S,2li bus, decrease ~
bus.
ST. LOUIS, Mo, August Flour
quiet and steady; family, So 55(92 65 /;
patents, So S594 05 Wheat higner.
The advatce in corn caused improve.
ment In wheat, and though trade was
moderate the close wAs lt@l2i above
Saturday,; No. 2 red, cash, 69ti; Au-
gust, 09b@7rls closing at 7Os Sep.
tember, 70aa72c, clio ling a. 72c; 0cto-
bar, 72l@73a,, closing at 73ic. Corn
s@lsc higher; cash, 35c; August, 3is
@3itc, closing at 3iic; September, 35t
9S6tc, closing at S8tc; October, $500
36tc, closing at safe Oats frmer !;
cash, 2 Sc; August. 23@23bc; septem.
Der, 24ac; October, 25O. Rye dull, 49,.
Hay in good demand; p line timothy,
Sl2@l6; prairie, iSs 5000 so. Bran
dun, 633c Cornmeal steady, 81. Re-
csipts-Flour, 5000 brls; wheat 1884,
900 bu; corn 10000 bu; oats, 10000
bu; rye, 5000 bu; barley, none. Ship.
mente-Flour, 10000 bfls; wheat, 3d.
600 bu; corn, 1859 900 bu; oats, 10, 600
bu; rye, none; barley, none.
CHICAGO, Ill, Angus. "a little
wheat, lard and corn went around on
delivery today, but no oats. II was
principally wheat. The early market
was firm on September, and prices
we're steady, around 69i@69I. The
crowd were not disposed TO do much
trading. Receipts were l4S cars, 20 OF
them being spring. There are large
r6ceip Of the latter, and helped make
the market easy. Operators were dis.
poted to bull corn ut the opsniug on
the very dry showing made by the
signal service reports, bu. there were
p enty OF sellers. There was no rain
any where except Iowa and Dakota.
Prior TO 1880 there were scsnt Gales OF
September at zoe, but tne market only
rested there an instsnt. II would
probably not have reached that point
had not one or two heavy sellers
drawn out for a moment. Then Il
slumped back to 69iG89Ic. Corn In
the meantime continued very slow
aud steady at q shade over sos for
september. Toe visible supply
showed about what was expected, an
increase in wheat Of a lite over L..
COO 600, the exact figures were l,0lS,.
904 busnels but Ill other graius. de-
creased, corn 4v2 $50 bushels and GA q
liz 0l9 The figures had no special
effect on pricss. The September OPP
ton huog around 70s pretty steady
between IL aud ~ o'clock
and then showed DISCO.
siuon TO advance q little, selling
up to 70ie. All this time the local
scalpsrs we're doing the bullipg. The
latter pat oil tie session was decided.
ly the stronges, OF the day 10 both
wheat and corn. The former closed
at 70te for September. Toward the
close q number Of heavy operators be-.
san buying corr freely, snd started up
q large numbsr Of shorts. The tfisc,
was 70 force September up ~ 40c and
hold IL there without any trouble.
The tone was strong and bullish and
the pit well filed. The shot demand
WAC Tor all near options. septems Der
closed ct 4'c Oats were firm in sym.
patty with wheat and corn, but the
lear OF large rooeipts KEEP high prices
from tsipg realiz,d. Ca h quotations
were ~ iollovs: -Four quiet aud uu
changed offspring shsat, 6Sta6Slc
M. 3 .pring whea', none. N. 2 red,
7lc. No. 2 corn, 39939lc. No. 2 oats,
2ii@2iil. NJ 2ye, Ale. No. 2 bar.
Icy, nom nal. No aax seed, 1 Csc.
Prime timothy seed, ~ Is The
Il ANahAak ~ lulANNM
Wheat, No. 2-August opeuod al
Csc, highest 69i lowest 67Ic, clos.
ing NJ 6sss; September opened O,
ed 1t 69i' b CHEST 7Olf, lowest 69ic,
closing u 7Ctn; October oosned
Hlc, highett 72l !, lowest n ), closiug
At az! Oun, No. 2-August op NJ
at Ssi', highest 5sIc. lowest ISL
c osiag at S9li; = Diember ope
ei =, SOL, LiRhett 40i, loves, 800
clio log nj l0li OotlbuI opsbed at 3yi !
highest 40li, lowest sole, nsllg Il
4Cac. November opened a. sole, high.
-, Ale, lowest 3lin, closing 4, lie
Oats, No. 2-August opened Ai
2ilc, highest 24i', Lowest 2ic, olos.
log at 2iic; September opened
at este, big Of 2jIi, loves 2ble, clos.
ing a. 25io; October opened At 26l
highest :6is, low At 28c, closing .
26lc. Mnc1 opened At cole, hlshe,i
3hic, lowest 3Olc, closing at sole.
X csipls- Flour, 1900 brs; wh.ai
6l, 100 bu; corr, 10000 bu; oats, 1856.
600 bu; rye, 400 bu; barley, 1000 bu
snipmeLts-fiour, "a 900 brls; shes